Evansville Daily Journal, Volume 10, Number 193, Evansville, Vanderburgh County, 3 July 1858 — Page 2

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EVANSVILLE, IND.

f ATCRDAY MORNING....

JULY 3 i of Ai the corps in the Jvttrnal Office arc too deeply impre?ca with the sacmlness of the tij to labor on tic oanircrs tj of National lUdepcndraccTire shall be -unable to t issve a paper IxTüesJarinorniuu. :; , " - J . !;,. M . ESfAS Ungual Spdthy lias been wanitested by our citizens, this year, in omitting to moke any prepxirat ions for the public celebration of .the Fourth of J uly. No public demonstration of any kind, of which we hare heard, is to be made, unless it be the firing öf i morning and evening salute by the gun squad.' Jlost of oar peole seem disposed to spend the day in quiet at home, or in small social private parties. There is comfort and perhaps wisdom if not patriotism in this mode of observing the day, in this excesiirc hot weather. The morning train will take ft large number up to l'atoka wrhere generous preparations have bwn made to feast and entertain the citizens of two or three counties, and w here nil ccmicrs will be sure of a welcome. A fetr are going p to Doonville, where the Warrick Agricultural Society celebrate the day by a b&rbarne unon their" luir trrounds. Dr. Oraff,of Gibson, and Mr. Teach, of tinier will each deliver on oratiou upon Agriculture, find the Iutcrests and Duties of farmers as a clasA. This will afford a very ratioaal and intea'Sting mode of Fpending the day. A iiumlcr arc going uj to Cmunelton and Tell City, to kc the w under ful growth of the. latter place, nnl to unite with the new comcrj in their celebration of the day, to which they have invited all who wish to Tisit their new city. ' Defeat f the V, 8. Troop by the Indiana The last new s from Oregon, contains ac count of a disastrous defeat of a battalion of U. i$. Troops under Cbl. Steptoe, in a battle with the Indians, about the middle of May on Snake river, one of the upper brunches of the 'Columbia. The Indians early in April, assembled in largo numbers, and made some hostile demonstrations, which induced Col. Steptoe, to send from Walla Walla to the Dallas fur reinforcements, to enable him to take the field against the avages. - It is supposed that after receiving additional troops, he marched to the ' attack of the Indians, and encountered ' them on Snake river, where it Li reported he was de feated after a sanguinary action, in which he lost fifty men. He is supposed to 1 had a force of 4G0 men w itli him, and he is a brave and cautious officer. If he was defeated with so large a loss, the numltcr of Indians must have been large, exhibitin an extensive combination among them, and the fight must have been a desperate one, i Mil i i ii it n i the action are not official, but come principally through Indian sources. If the intelligence be confirmed all the tnnps in Oregon and California will be ordered to the scat of hostilities, and a general exterminating Indian war will be waged, more bloody and expensive perhaps than we have escaped in Utah. o A slide occurred last week on the rail road that runs ulong the gorge of the Niagara river, from the suspension bridge to Lewistown, at a point where the road runs along a brink, several hundred feet above the river, and where the descent is nearly perieiidieular. More than seventy feet of the road slid off into the river. A gentleman who Bad misicd the evening train, undertook to walk to Lewistown. He came to the very edge of the slide before he discovered ly the dim light of the moon, the fearful state of the case. Another step, and it would have len the last of him. The slide had probably taken place immediately on the passing over of the train but a short time before, for the rocks w ere then tumbling and crashing Into the abyss, and the gentleman felt sensibly the earth give way under his feet as he sprung back. No mortal can tell how near destruction aud total annihilation that train of cars came. Its own weight and motion, doubtless, start ed the avalanche. Its speed an in.-t.iut of time a finger's weight may have been all that stood between eternity and every Mul on board. Dut the train did pa.s, the pleasure-seeking passengers all unconscious vf the danger they had escaped. Tue Supremacy ok the Ocean. A description of the jqeed of the rival lines of steamships tctwecii New York and Kngland has brought out the record of the three quickest trips ever made between the two rounfrieJ. The Ualtic, of Collin's line, in 1851, in:ule the passage in J days, 12 hour, and 8 minutes. The Persia, of the Cunard line, m ile the trip last year in 1 days, 22 hours, and 30 minutes. Yundcrhilt's steamer, Yanderbilt, made the jsissage l.t month in 9 days ami 1) hours. By the above figures it will be seen that the Baltic has Iteatcn the quickest trip of the Tersiii mentioned, 10 hours and 22 minute. The Vanderbilt has crowded the Baltic Tcry hard, leaving a difference in favor of the latter vessel, of oulv 3 hours and 53 minutes, but some allowance must he made in favor of the Vanderbilt, for the difference between Southampton end Liverpool, which is Utuctn sixty and eventy miles. I'artie- disagree a to the exact time, but it is certain the Vanderbilt .nd run it between two or three hour., vhich would still leave the Baltic a little iy aiie;id. b it the Vanderbilt is a ihik h re powerful bait th.m the lialtic and ae allowance mut )e m.-xde for l hi. ttcyit i siid that among the Uepubliciin ailjers of tlie next Congiesj from MassaMctts will 1 CLirlc Frdiiei Adam., sou IwhnQuitiry A.Lnas. . lejnTaTe yon of a If so tli er- will be K-.!.:' .sirf, in tie

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Lsemrates the Uritish I't--ssiuiiä from those

the United States n.- far as the head t f i.Q Lake Sunerior. Then comes an irregular crust i r strip of l.uid, w hit h forms the co!onv of Canal;t. All the vast territory o the north of CuuiuLt, andlbe frontier line, u t!ai,,,cJ l,-v the 'W' r vcr-f curious company ot lur trader. YA e say curious, t-ecnitse unlike oiucr joint sicmk Curo-anics, it has ticTpr. wade. a call; its profits on tho $10,500 originally embarked, hare been so cnornions, that it j capital has ban doubled And trebled nnd doubled and trelJeil again, out of their profit, and now is naid to amount to 400,000, pnyinfr fabulous per centre. No one can tell who are the managers, who U its broker, or where is its transfer office. No one has ever seen its share. In the market, or tau name the price f its remunerative stock. It has ever opposed colonization, yet demand".' 187,000 couijensation for its outlay in colouizinflf Vnneouver'a Island. It. was uranted a harter ou condition of undertaking expeditions to discover a northwest luissage. Yet in 200 years it sent out but four exiediti'm of discovery, two of which were orrruuized when it was anxious to renew its exclusive charter. It professes to keep away all settlers from its domain, lor-t the Indian HiouM lecoiiic corrupted ly i r dent stunts, vet nil tlio "tire water im ported there is imiorted solely by itself It is a trading company, but of a iiicdia-val character, for even now, in this age of com menial enterprise, it fits out four ships vcarlr, two to IlinLsoii 3 I!av, and two to the shore line of the Tacifir, to supply wares to the inhabitants of four millions ot srtiare luilv precise! v one ship of 400 tons to million of Biile-; I Yet this wonderfully en-ergx-tic company claims absolute verei;Mity over a reiriou larirer tlmn hunie. und as extensive as the great Australian continent. - 0 tJ m , what do they do with it. Kxkcutive Exckoachments. An A dm in istration juper contains the following: . Judge Eeklcs is likelr to get himself into trouble in consequence of Iiis rah course on the ttoligamy question in I tali. Oov. Lummiiig complains greatly of this thwarting ot his policy towards the .Mormons aim or ders re enid to have been issued from Wahington directing Judge Eckles to snsIend for the prcscut his crwade against poliganiy. The President has mude thorough trial of his jowcr to control the Legislative department, and he is now iuiug his mandates to the Judiciary, and interfering with the ad judication of the laws. If he can instruct Judge Eckles in Utah how to iuterpret and applv the law; he mar guide Judge Hunta a m w ington on the Dcncli iu Indiana. : Vanderburgh County. ..The State Sntinr1j llright's organ, makes the f jllowing comments upon our county convention, and its ticket: The Democracy of Vanderburgh met in convention in Taker Township, hitt Satnr day, Kichard Raleigh presiding, nnd nomi nated the following ticket: ror Represent tive, Ben. Stinson; Sheriff, John S. Cluvitt , Treasurer, Jesse Fuller; County Commisi I '-i-ii a strong ticket, and Nuuderburgh will do her duty by it. If Mr. Bright's friends at Indianajwlis are pleased with the ticket, and exicct Vanderburgh " to do her duty by it," we hope they will stop all attempts, to repudiate it, by those who formed it. End ok x Silly Marimaue. On the luth of April, says the Butlalo Cummrrciuf, we detailed the firctmistituvs of n hasty marriage at the Oeuessce House, iu this city, in which n hold widower 'inet, wooed nud won " a dulcina in the slioi t . pace of an ni ternoon, nnd the departure of the couple for the couutry residence of the rich but uncultivated bridegroom. Such matches are not made in Heaven! Last week the young and disappointed bride pretended to make a visit ?onie distance from her home, but carefully packed up her effects and left her husband forever, having gone West with a relative. Here is a lesson for ambitious damsels, who fancy that wealth is ktter than "love inn cottage," nud we trust that it will not Ie lt. The circumstances of the hasty welding, the immediate and intense grief succeeding the ceremony, the gloomy houeymoon und Might, all "point a moral," if they do not 44 adorn a tale." PoPlLATHX OV THK U.MTKO STATIN. The HoitroaJ Hrrord has an able nrtielc on the physical development of the United JStatei and the laws of MpuIation. According to what the Nrmnl considers the "actual law" of iopulatiuii. the African race in this country will amount, in 18CO. to 4,51)0,0000, and iu seventy years the negroes will amount to 20,0oo,ooo. The pro? -able results of the per. ml increase of the total inhabitants of the I'nited States are thus calculated: l$.v.... l!"iiO..... 170 !!.... e::,!1-!! :s,C40,iik: 4ll,Mll.(Nl In'X. I'X. 1 !.". Jll. .. 1n,in,iiiO , i& (.id i, i44,Ul,ltOtt ftl.wm.uw Is thw result imioible or even iimirob-al-le ? The nuiuWr of .juarc miles in the I'nited .States i three million. With six humlrcd and forty million.--, the destiny of the population would le alout two hundred ami forty (cr wjuarc mile. The destiny of Ilelgium, llo'I.iml, and Kngland U greater than that. The de.-tiny t.f (Jreat Uritaiu and Ireland is 223 per Vjuarc mile, which U a fair ratio for a country in high civilization, and with n diversified soil. B.Tii one of the buildings destroyed ly the late lire in New Alluny, a mother np(eared at the ccond story window with her child. It was imjKissil.le for her to get out By way of the staircase. All Mow wa on fire, ami the hall w;us filled with smoke. On coming to the window thoge Ik Iow in the street advised her to throw her child to them they would catch her. Fortunately she did not hesitate, hut followed their advice, and they did catch the little one. The mother then j;micd out of the window, ami the same friendly arms were extended nnd caught her before she struck the walk. Neither sustained the slightest injury. . . " ?" Acemit3 from Havanmi, s.iy tlint there haj heen a total cessation of the visitation of our trading vessels l y Urit'di cruiser. The United State Meet off the island made a very repect:ilile how. The British ? jfui:Uiatf?tvx .irrivetl at Ilarnnacnthcial-, from a cruise off the northeast corner cf Yncat.m, nud thns pleads an alibi to niarr chargis of outrage preferred ngaiust her. Nearly all the fonnderics and f t' to- ' , Lave I ries at Kensington, r.e.ir TI iladelphi. n-sumed OMratiuns with a full t' rcc t.f I h i il-, on full timo and o:t fuK w g ?.

F.-fni .He . Ytrk Esf'tu Ciammomlltcuncily, the Boy Preach-

; er. This Tcntbful cvanrci:st, v. 1.0, Pome months siuee, elicited so much of public attention, ü again before the people. He tic;,r,a t fulfil --rt:iiii nono'iitim-nts which reitut Mclfticss iuterrupt.il. Lut (Tucs ay) tveinr, he gave a bile! let ture üt the Jridirc-street li-ipttit Ubarcn, . lirookiyn. Ie ii one of the wonders of this nittrojuli5, mid kivw-proniLMs f extraordinary, enn :euce. ii noi oroKcn uovu hi iiicwaiun- . . a , 1... ....... effort, of which there kgTCutfear, unless the counsels of his moreprudenMrienus are neeaed. It sccm3 imposiible that a mere stripinc. of tilWn or sixteen, can long h jld the ear of tlie public, after its novelty has passed awav. To still present new sources of at traction, and satisfy public cxpcctaiion, would require an elasticity of imagination, a vigor of intellect, altogether unnatural iu onesoi'oun?. ins npiearance is ueiuuui. prepossessing. Bis temjerament is active, with an apparently strong constitution, ueuoting the basis of ultimate streng! n nmi endurance. , There is no attempt at uispiay in his address, w hich, from a redundance of iniruage, might be cxpetted of lum. lie manifests great judgment iu the arrange ment of his discourses. Systematic in his method of presenting his thoughts, clear in his conceptions, distinct in his utterance, with unusual imprcssiveness in his delivery, his friends may be justly pardoi.ed in their expectations of his future . usefulness. In deed, it may be said ol uis public cliorts, even now, that they betray a breadth of con ception not unworthy even of ministers ol more than ordinary pretensions, lie commenced the services of the evening by reading the t?th chapter of Kornaus, iu u calm, iminipassioned manner, showing a thorough acquaintance with the rules of elocution, without any of the tedious monotony of tone and manner so jatinful to the hearer. From the Cth and 7th verses of this chapter he took his text : For to le carnally minded is death ; but to le spirit ually .minded is life ani peace. Because the carnal iniud is euiuity ngaiust Hod; for it is not uhjeet to the law ot (Jod, neither indeed can ie. After twice reading he laid down these propositions : 1st, Y ho arc carnal tiundeii; M. What is it to he carnal numled: .;!, Wlio ore yptritual minded, nud what is it to 1 spiritually minded. Each of these Ü v is ions of his subject was clearlv set iortn. and att.r a fori iblc contrast t f the carnal and spiritual propositions, he gave a practical nj'i plication of his subject in concise nnd Appropriate term.. The discourse lasted altout 40 minutes, during which criod he seemed to possess a readiness of utterance that dialled the idea that one w;u listening to a mere !oy, but rather to u -r-son who was deeply imbued with the spiritual nature of that message he so aptly illustrated iu his own c.xjirience '-Out of the mouths of babes and sucklings thou hast icrfected praise." Those who like strong doc-trine, or ns some would term it, hiirh Calvauism, couM hardlv listen to a more Mcrtiucnt cximsition of thr.t view of divine trutli uuless they sought it in the Scriptures themselves. We learn that he contemplates a course of theological studies preparatory to the ministry. However gratifying it would lc to listen to him, we , think that his futnre worth will be greatly augmeuted by studying more and preaching less. Many a thii i:ig light has. suddenly dimmed its brightness bv premature exer liin Khke AYLitp and SummcrfieM Pu und Trtii ihi'.'ming iiiinii., i.uirv i.nur premcious intellects to a oiiit where it may be said, their "sun weut down at noon. ' Ciiixksk in California'. The Democrat ie Legislature of California (Hissed at its last tession a law, which goes into c.Tect the 1st of Oetoljer next, absolutely prohibiting the immigration of Chinese or any of the Mongolian race, into the b'tate. The b'tatute has lceii printed in Chinese and sent to China, to be distributed along the eastern coast of Asia, to stop at once the Asiatic migration. After the net takes effect, the"(enalty for bringing a Chinese or Mongolian into the State, is a fine of ?U00, with imprisonment from six to twelve months, fur every one landed. It is a grave pic-tion whether such a law is constitutional. The Chinese are a civilized people, with w hom we hold diplomatic intercourse; and they have consequently claims to the civil and international rights, in this country, that are given to the subjects of other nations. If a State can exclude from her territory fue Chinese immigrant.', cannot she bar the entrance on her frontiers, to the natives of any other country or race, w hom it might proscribe from prejudice or ill-will. None of the doctrines of the Dred Scott decision could be strained to disfranchize the Chinese. Know Mothingim in its moft exclusive and proscriptive doctrine., never contcmpl ded 30 great aa outrage upon right, as the exclusion or proscription of an entire race. f-"A fatal affray occurretl between two resectable citizens of Sullivan county, last week, named C'hcwning and Peak. They had had, iu years, pasta (ersonal feud, whith had for sometime been apparently reconciled. Teak came to C'hewning's, to participate in a log rolling, dining which both K-came intoxicated. Some allusion to old matten by onc of them, rc-kindlc! the old grulge; a fight endued, in which Chewning received a fatal blow on the head. Mr. C. formerly represented Sullivan in the Legislature. Teak has been arrested aniljiniprisoticd. NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. ww, a..vr;ii a t.oo it y IT t,t Pinin-Room work. r.'riLi TO l.iU-ral Wajre w ill lie ciren. Apply iniiiirv'.iattlv at tlie Walnut Stn't lbti. JlrriUt rjiiiK r.vuYi a.i.k a Jl h arvesteh, FOR MOWIN AK.vn A IN; iV REAP1N. 1 hi Machine was IntriMliH-ed and n.ed for the fir.-t time during tin- horvrst of l.V.: ami though new, it lue already i-InMUhe! f. r U f a n pntatioiiwlii. h has never hrti rii4 hifl bv any ether eonib!ne R nrrat.d 3I'wer, South nnd Wtt: and it now .. nr i. a x,MtH n far ia advanL-v if all iu -.inr-tirorx. N arfy one tlio'iml i f these Afrfr, vrrrr "oM during the hu.ftwo h.invn, and tli d mnnd nrt I fifpli.l in HieSt.if-.iif K.-om.kv. Tt-uttwe. Inliaiui, lIUiK iü, .'Ii, ni i. Iowa. Arkanu. AlaUun.. t.eorL'ia, S.uth Can lina, Virginia, .il!ssi.i i, and i-t.ihüliin the fact in! o-nrlsisir. ly. that lor uni-.-rel n.-, ti-..:ontr. .trenirtli. nn.l !. i.-nrv. t!.is .-lactone is verv Illing luilt U Ii R-'ats r and as a Mowi-r. . .1. !.. ! . . i üir.d lc, bi til as a We 1'nvc tivi'li- st.nie TaluaM r.-vc ni"nt j. sui-p-ted I year, fnl cl nation aMl exjtrinient de.ringtlte !.it b.irrest. Tlie w ill ls nd lel to 11 our Beaiwrs and Moweri now Luihüii? for the harvct f is.... F( r sale n ct n.dgrii::t lA, by apAtinUw A I. LIS A- IK'VF.S. gam tJiL'Tf it l. t'L k.i K.V-Tar Jost. .vyt!ics und Si aflu VUl f-Uit 1 tit r:is; I do Si-vth. s rtid Cr.i i;,.. iO i I". u .Manure Forks r do Le i.g Handled ITa.v F..i-; '. do Slioit do !..; - lsXrS SVf!le St"ne. K..r sa?e .it Z. II. Ci'i'K .V SON

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WHOLESALE GROCERS, Commission Merchants, and Foreign Jt Domestie Llqnor, Cigars, die. A.c. ACENTS TOB VIBGISU, MISXOUBI ASD AT. TODACCO ALt ACE. XT TOR . XAYSriLLE C0TT0S TARSS, TWIST, BATTISG, COTTOX A MAXILLA CORDAGE, No. 511 Mala etre.-t, LOUIS VI LLK, KY. We Ytv crnstnniU rn hanJ a !ar?? ct'n -k ft rrnliT l.nm.tii of Tolwrcn. ainnnff wl.i Ii T lllUnil' Fnuro TiiM A'.U Tit nJ Tuimike. Als, l!.lprl' tinO HarrU' lt trsndH. Our rt k tf pure 011 DomU'n nl T.y Whikr, U 'lirpe mn.l well nt'Wted, all of liü h on"r tn Kttl U-rniB to the Wentorf nl 8.iiUiitii trU'. NOCK, WICKS 4 CO., Malu Ktruct. . 'Wholesale Tohacco Agency. No. 511 Main treet, LouUrillr, Kr. rv nw reiving onr new tit k of Virginia n.l Kentucky Tobaccos wliich we otTcr low to the trat". HOLLAND'S TOBACCO, rrftnlnm Prnl . V nx-. T. J. lh'lliiii'l. No. 1 1"J.iroti St nltT. .....tO t. T. IIlliinl .-. - 1 ' S. 11. (l;iriir. .u.m......... .... i"l do do do do Kep. bill til. do do C. IMland It. 1 u Kxtra raixke. .. Kxtra Fvil Twist I'fiie Al'I'U TUt WixleaiHl Bro. Tt, (;'l!-n Ay; Pancake... so I ' . 80 EoX-s. LANGII0R2TS T0IIACCO. C,' lAttt Kxtra "0 lutt. J. M. 4'mIIi...m 7 do S. K. liitf. ,,a do J. A. Clay W HAKltlS' TOBACCX1. Sullann 7" Cutl'u. 1'h.i.Im P..v..iite Moxi-x. ! li .. r..iinc fn k .loo CattV J Cum. n KrfTS ;;ii do Ü0 Casrt. Luxury of the lVople prit .......... ... ... Jolni 2uitu RODERTS' TOBACCO E. M. Si..-h.1 120 Bnxw. .f do 20 Buttrf, K. W. lUrton Plib-h Hull....t.M.MMl'"M"t" KENTUCKY AND MISSOURI TOBACCO. Injc'n KtAvtC lb ............ 70 ButU. Bat It y,ih W Jo do 5 1' do WMirlk'pi (xhiikId and 6 BntU. Old ItiH'k Hi............- 40 do do do j.... 1 Foxm. do d Citfl. 1K1 I'kpt. Gun.lrjr Hraml. (It Jt"l VW Ixu. sm hs, n i.poi., Sil Mala utrcit, Louii Iii-, Ky. Jlr.t-rtm n.COOK K MKV, ÄEAJI JA1 'jm hToKK. Airrirolturtil 1 iiir.lm-it. H"!-" an-1 .nci-rif mld at riwh prkv fr all klln of PriNlu- a lit Iiv St.xk, nix h lloixv, Miitt, t'owsCnlvw, Bw-r Cattle, IlofiXt Chi. k-, ButlT, Ijrl. lliion. Kkw, Kunt ami ISkinif vrry doM'ri'tin , I'iiiM-iijCi Heiwas, KiuMmth, VMicat, Corn, l ali, lUrWy, IVann, Itye, IImii, Mtrtt, lril A I'l'I'H ami lYui l-s, r'tatn aixl Vi ir UM.k of all ,.ort-. Z. II. COOlv A ISOXS. ft-ljOVJ; .r itTV.I T0.'ll '.MTK it. M UATKMf a Mtiutioii tu nx.k-k-HT or ."N.!THinn, ly a Toting nmn who lum hiul arVfr.il Twin exiwi'tftto in IkiIi of tin atovr IranrWit. Salary, niodrat4 at tir. and uui-xc-i'tiynaM.' n-fcivtMf zivi-ii. Addm., J. M.C., lt. l:7 V. O. 3-t JlvannviiW. Ind. r'ATTÄ ! SCHOOL OF.nKMMWl. riiio, L-MiUvillfl, Kr. The LrrtiMvain thU inxtUution will romiiifiK-e on th nrt ."noinUy In NoTemtaT, and Contimit1 fonr inontlix. Purin Ortolwr pr !iininrr Wturv will h delivered at the llnffpitul aud Colla gt. Siirirfry. llmry M. Bullitt, M. D., rrof.-?r of TI,ory and rrartH t4 Mti ino. Jhn Ilnniin. it. D., rrof.- f Obstet riet and Cl'niod Milii-ino. C. W. Wright, M. D., ri. r of ?Ilirat Cli.iiibtrv. N. B. ?.uliall, . D. rruis-.ir vt JIateria Mcdic.i hikI ThurapfUtii-. lUiiMh ton iolibuiith, M. P.. rrrf.ss'r of the rriiM'iili- of Sarp-rr nnd f'linkiil Hnnn-ry. W. I. tiniiun, M. I., Profttwor of Anatomy. (J. V. B.iyh', M. D., Prufuasor of l'Lysiology and Putli.l.t;icul Amitoniy. Iarid C'liiumiiu, M. b. lVmonstrator. Ir'or iu formation ivIdn-M X. B. MABSIIAI.L, W. P., jly1-2ll ' I-aii of the Kayiilty. WISSOt,UTi0.yTiIIl .Tf OF JW It. II. I1EXNETT A CO., i- t!b d.ty di-..v lV iuuIuhI roiiMMit. Tlif ltiniiim will lit-rnflrr lx" t-;irritd on ly J.intiw Swan-n, who will ttk all hiisincM et-iibeeted with the Utf firm. lt. II. BENNETT, jlyl-lm J AH. SWAX.xoN, TO Bl'ILBtlt A XI CAKI-KXTEK.i. Th. xiiltiM-rilior ha.) Untlit out tliu ititcri-Kt of IC. II. Bt iiiH-tr. in Hi"- Limil. r Yard, nt-nr Kr.itz i 11. illman's Kotnoh'rr. He now ulfr-ra Ii Ii ftoik ut a 'ht-n trrv for cash. . jlyl- im JAS. SWAXSOX. C JBLund i xjx'ii'litiiri' at tlio County 'J'ri-astiry lor the y jir ending 31ay 51, lAV. - ÄKcr.llTi. TlM-rf lias lH-n riwlwl at tho County Treasury of thf Count t f Vanderlmrh, from May .'51, 1.7. to j Jiiik 1, 1', from diver source, the f -Mowing finiii, twit: I From C.-unlr ReventM of l-7 . M7,373 CO I From Count v' irtion of l!in(iifiit Tax. of 1S.V, 1,073 12 ! From Tax n.--e-ied to rovit for tlto aunual iiitereft on outstaiilitijr t unty B..II.1-, l-wiH-d to the K. H. ii. f. .1,711 r.J From Towii-hip K.-vi nneof IS." anl 17 2.wö .51 From Tunliij Sio.'hil School Boveuue l.Mtt M From (Vounion School Fund ot IxV 4,7:.2 00 Fr'iu Mo elUiut-oiiH Suunr" ;.4.'t XI Fom It liniH lit Taxe of 18.j7 "fd 1' Fr .iii Kedi'iutin of Lionl.4 Ul :'A From K.huI K. ven-v of lS-'ü and 1k.7 42 ö; From Liceuicj aud lighted Statut Vi (hi Total 5T,31I M KXPKMHTCHf.S. Ord r have lcen drawn on the Cnnty Treasury from May 31, 107 to June 1, lsV. ou accoiiut of the following ih-iii'l of vxiienses, anil the Treasurer liaa roki-iiH-d coupons upon out.-taiuliiig Couuty Bonds, t-wit : tn acronnt of Bridge 1".VS do lo do do :o .lo .lo io do 1I0 do do !o lo do .lo do do do lo do do to do lo do do do do do lo do do do do d do lo do do lo do do do lo do do do of Cour 3,t;7 tw of Interest 011 outi-lainliii' County Bonds i.fcll 10 of Common S hool li.-t rilitioii.... 4,7Tiß 18 of raupen 'A,ilt 7:1 of Tiwiifhin Reveiim- 2.V." öl of t!R.-ers ohw M vt PuMic IliuHm-s l.efl 7" of Prisoner... !i of Inteii-jit on outtt.indin onlT 1,W. of enlr rts . 1,Mj Pi of Si'c"l Township School Tax 1.412 17 of IVioks anl Stationary... I,:t71 7 of Errom-oiw tx"a refunded r' 1 of Advertising and Print'jj 7i IKI of A:isesill)r CdS 17 of Redemption 4!M tot of Coiu'rs p'r diein allo'c 4.'H no f S--itlc Hlluwari.i. ...... 310 M of Extra allowances mi of Insanity de' j-j; ui of t'Hd firC.iirt Hous ar; i: of Conner'a Inquests.... 17 k" of Highway 1 U sdo Knud Revenue- 11? 64 Total.... 5,2'a 00 rublislied Ly order of the County IVmnl. WILLIAM II. WALKER, jtity 2-3wwlwd County Auditor. Monr oratio' ,vonx-.ff. tü' dered, 1'hat the owner f l.ts PC, pai, 107, I". XX, I ii, XI') and I'M i-4 the old i.I.hi . f the Cifv j ! Kvansville, cn'jse the two nllvys rmiiiin? st rizlit I ati-1. s thre-itfli the Mock form! Ijv iwi.l lots, that j is to say troia Sec ud to Third irt, ami f:xia 5!ai: to Locmd stnet, to le brought to the proi r .-itr jrrail... w ithin lliirtv ! rmm .1... . Ol till Uoti. c, aud ill default thereof, tho Coninmn Council w ill f cwd to rfonn ai.l work, and Iho cits una cx nss aixruici; tli.-rehy, will lv ass.-ss--.1 to and coll'.-cted !y eale of sai.l proi-rtr, and w nun h tin m f as w ill itUfy saiil lieu nn-l it-t-i. Ity ord.-r el tho Common Council of tlie Cilv of EvansT Pie. .V. LEMCXE, Ch-rk' jlvl-lit Velkilfcropv. fliunr: to ioyTirjHToit.. a. i'u suTtimiy, ihe 31st t-f July next, the Comi mun loitncll will lie prepared to receive eeal.l rr.P s.il fur s-rformih mk:!i gralig a ord.-red iu t'.e jUivc corporation noti.'e, aihl not js-rforiu'-d ly or on iiers i mjii pr-r4-rty up lo nine. By onU r of the Coniuii-ii t'ounril of the Citv of Evansville. A. LEÜCKE, Clerk, jlyl-ltii Volkil'v-te e..ry.

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if im uvf.vT toon rAPFit, prnscitir.E ront tttk journal, v SCPSt KIRK FOU THK JOl RNAL, ' - ft'BSCKIHK FOB THK JOURNAL, f-t llSCKIHK FOR TUE Jol'BXAL, TltE F.VANSV1LLK JoL'RNAU - THK KVANSVI1.LK JOURNAL, ' THE KVANSVII.LK J 0 I'll N Ab, Tll KVAN4V1LLK JM'KXAL, f THK I'AIl.Y JoI'UNAI., Til K 1'AII.Y JOURN AL, IHK. PAU.Y Jol BXAl., THE PAILY JOLRXAL, i j THE TRI-WEKKLY JOURNAL, . , , THK TKIAVKKKLY jorKN'Afj, 1 THK TRI-WKKKLY JoUHXAI., THK TKI-WKKKLY JOURNAL. THK "WE E K L Y JOFTTN A T., THK WKEKLV JOI'UXAIj, . THK WEEKLY JUBNAU THK AYEEKLr JOURNAL, THE FFT DAILY VAI Ki:, : . TIIK BEST HAILV PAPKK, THK RT PAILV PAPKir, THE BEST 1-AILY I'AI'KK, THK PdXr TKIAYEF.KT.Y TAPER, THE BEST TRI-WEKKLY PATER, THK KKST-TKI-WKKKLY TUE BT TRI-WLEKLY VAfKU, TAI' tU, THE BEST YYF.KKI.Y PAPKIT THE REST WEEKLY PAPER, THK REST WEEKLY PA I'KK, THE BLST WEJtKLY' PAPKli, 1TBMS1IKI IX" TnE WEST, PURLISHEP IN TIIK WIST, PUBLISHED IN THK WKVT PI BL1S1IED IX TUU W11ST, COXTAIXIXC. ALI. THK LATE XVYV5, ' ClVSTAININ: ALL TIIK LATK NEWH, CONTAIN IN ALL THE LATE Mi WS, UONTAIMXt; ALL THE LATK XEW5, BY MAIL AND BY TKLEURAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TKLKl.RAPH, BY MAIL AND BY TELEi.BAPH, i BY MAIL AND BY TELEGCAP1I, ANT AN I AM AND A COOP hELKlTIoN : : t r A OOD SKLECTIOX . . , f.(H)) SELECTIOX " , A A GOOD ISELE.TIOX OF ÜM'KLLANEOUS MATTER. UK MISCELLANEOUS MATTER. UK MISCELLANEOUS MATTER Or "MISCELLANEOUS MATTER W& lOI HVI.VT M JOM ZL.VK, IF YOU WANT rOSTKR, IK YOU AYA NT POSTERS, - " : l? ir vol' WAST l'OSTEKS, .IF YUU WANT l-UiThli", IF YOU WANT HANDBILIJ. . . IK YOU WANT IIANPISILL, IK YOT WANT HANDBILLS, if Till! WANT HANDBILLS, .- IK YOU WANT rnOORAMMES, IF YOU WANT PRirfJRAMMES, IK YOU WANT PR(m;BAMME.S IK YOU WANT rilOtiUAll. IK YOI! WANT PAMPHLETS, IK YOU WANT PAMPHLETS, IF YOU AVANT PAM I'll LETS, IK YOU WANT PA21PHLETS, r. ic-:.. ,r Yo1 IK Yfti IF Yol AVANT C VRDS, WANT CU!IS, WANT CiRI-S, IK YOU WANT CARD IK YOU WANT PILLS OK L API NO, IK YOI" WANT BILLS OF LADIX, IK YOU WANT BILIJ OF LADINH, iw veil' WANT RILLS OK LADIN. IK YOU WAST IIII.Ij IK YOU WANT BILL HEADS, IK YoU WANT BILL HEADS, . ' IK YOU WANT DILI. HEAPS, IK YOU WANT KHOW CARDS IK YOU WANT SHOW CARD, IF Vol" WANT flloW CARPS, IK YOU WANT SHOW" CARDS, IK YOU W ANT SHOW BILLS, IF YOU AVANT SHOW BILLS, IF Yol AVANT SHOW RILI.S, IK YOU WANT MIOW BILLS, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, lF YOIT WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YOU WANT RAILROAD WORK, IF YUU WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IF Vol' WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IK YOU WANT ST K A AI BO T WORK, . ; IK YOU WANT STEAMBOAT WORK, IK YOU IF YOU WANT COLORED WORK, WANT COLORED WORK, AVANT COLORED AVOR K, ' IF YOU IK YOU WANT COLORED WORK, . -IF YoK WANT PRAY TICKETS, IK YOU WANT PRAY TICKETS, IK YOU AVANT PRAY TICKETS, IF YOU WANT PRAY TICKETS, TK YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IK YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IK YOU WANT BALL TICKETS, IF YOI WANT INVITATION CARDS IF Ytl WANT INVITATION CARDS, OR ANYTHING ELSE, OR ANYTHING ELSE, OR ANVTHIMJ ELSl", 0U ANYTHING ELSE, IN THE PRINTINV. LINE, IN IHK PRINTINi; LINE, IN THE PRINTIN LINE, IN THE PRINTINi LINE, C.ET Til EM AT THE Jot RNAL OFFICE, ET THEM AT THE JoI BXAL OFFICE, CJET Til EM AT THE Jul RNAL OFFICE, JET THEM AT THE Jol'RNA I. )FFICE. WHELK THEY 1IAVK NKV TYPE, WIIKKE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW TYPE, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES, W II EKE THEY II A V E NEW PRESSES, WHERE THEY HAVE NEW PRESSES. AND EVERYTHING EL.-E NEW, AND EVERYTHING ELf K NEW, AND EYERYTH INJ EI--E NEW, AM EVERYTHING ELE NEW, AND OF THE REST QCALITY, AND F THE I! EST CM'ALITY, AND OF TIIK BEST QCALITY, AND OF THE It EST QCALITY, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLE'S, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND MOST FASHIONABLE STYLES, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND Im WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK CHEAPLY, AND DO WORK. CHEAPLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND DO IT NEATLY, AND D IT NEATLY, AND DO IT M1ATLY, AND IN THE BEST STYLE, AND IN THE REST STYLE, AND IN Til E REST STYLE, AND IN THE REST STYLE, CIYE I S A CALL, GIVE I S GIVE I S GIVE US .1 V .1 I, lay A CALL, A CALL, AT OCR NEW OFFICE. AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR NEW OFFICE, AT OUR. NEW OFFICE," AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OCR SI'E' IMENS, AND SEE OUR SPECIMENS, AND SEE OCR SPECIMENS, AND LEARX OrR PRICES'. AND LEARN OUR PRICES. AND LEA It X OUR PRICES. AND LEARN Ul'R PRICES. WE DEFY COMPETITION, AVE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETITION, WE DEFY COMPETI1ION, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IX WtiliK.MAXSIIIP, EITHER IX WORKMANSHIP, EITHER IN WORKMANSHIP, OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. OR IN PRICES. OR IX PRICES. Kf-Tiver CRANE'S COMMISSION lIol'SE.oii Water stns-t. tho. doors from Main, Evansvillc, Ind. EVANSYILLE JOURNAL COMPANY. gioitroniTMox .Yorrjj.-.nr. "Ly den-d, that the owners of lots Maud 11. MWk :: . Eustern Enlar im-nt, and lot IDs. (, and "Mö, louatiu Enlargement of lle City of Evansille, call.- the f-i'l-w;i'k in front of said lots to IsiTouht t t"ie proer city prs-le, and a rood lri. k iriin nt of the ii-nnl width Is' laid down in front of said h-ts, within thirty das from the I ul liniticii f this iioliee, and iu ItT.iult th.-n-.if, the Common Council will ppNii ii to . rforiu said wrk, and the costs and rxcn- ii.-eruin thi-rehj', will Is? assa-ss-elloand Col!ii-t-.l l y saleofsai-l propi rty, or oo iiiu.-h thereof as w ill sati-ly s;'.d lieu and nwt. lly ord-r of the Coinuiou Council of tlieCitv cf Evan-ville. A. LEMCKE, Chlk. jlyt-lot VoIk-l.te copy. "I ' o olsj: rÄV; a s o.x u v l l w W oft r for Kile cn Fiiday m-'i iiinc. July -nl, at o'cls-k, an .-rtiiieiit of Tal .1 :i-swMre. to U' sold by the Is.x to tho tra.h', consirtiii of jit. Vernon l.-'.itt rs, Tiiylor MoLi.-s Juc, Kxcel.-.ir Iiiaioonil S.ii;. .-!s unl '..v.-rs. ?.lt. Y.-i noti. G.:m and 1'ahu-e CnLk-tt. pint Pahu-e Tuiiil l T, 1 pint, quurt Clurltou, Scott, und other Tmuhh-rs, jrüll ar. 31 1. Vernon L'l.i.- ' gallon Jars. Napl'ies. 1c. Tmr--fWr witl, nn m.. .ri .c,.,.. 1 Summer Coats u.nd Prints. In'i,.' Dr.- TröiM....: '.. .Moire antii'ie, loUls'n, Edging, Iusei ting. Ac., w illi Mine ji.shI Jtrw.-lrr. .Ce. jlyl-'Jt Tobf olüi ffoiÄWffi:&ÖBl f b-re.1, Tlmt the owner or cwnrrs of Lot 1'., Rloek !, in LaOiHscat, cans., a S'l plank si.le. walk of Iii usual width, to le Lud down alon? side said Lot, from Fourth street, to the Canal Bri-tg", on Third Acnue, within thirty-Jsys from the puti. lication ot this nKine, and in default th.-r.-. f, tlio Cm siou Council will pr.x wl to i- rft.rni sui I work. iandtbecot3 and f xivii.se accruing tb.-sebv, will he a-sosod to and Collected by sal" of nid pro'vertr. ors. mu.'h thereof, u w ilt satLsfy sai l lie:, nd rofit. By order of tho C. ruinun Com t il . f r I Citv of Evansville. A. LF.MCM!:, ClerL. jlyl-lOt Yo!!--hye Ce.

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ko( r.ttir.s jt.vn ritofjsio's. CaTKYANSVILLE, 1ND. ' ' Wnti.r.Atr D-iarti:i-iit. First trwt, fut door froiu Alain; Retail l.-i;irnjK-iit, Main Hrevt, firtt tle r I low the "onter. '.. II. Cook U-jri to thank his friend In Lransvilbr ant wiiel,bth.dt U.rifiT fUcwr ao freely 1--htw-don In in iii.-r he lia- U-,n in lowno anions tli. ni, mi l takm thisopiorttuiit.V of intrwlwing to ; tlicir luMiir In ),u. Air. II. A. Cook. WD. Oil lie lias t.tkeii into Ktrtiieri.hii fnii Oil' date, and 'ti-i fr ihr new finmf Z. II. C" k Sou, arviitinmiiH 4f the uourt o UN rally iint rrrd n luni.eli. Z. 11. I'wls A Son, having taken tlm l.-inf ln mi-e and pun li-ord ti, whtde atoi-k of Mr. M. W. Foster, ftl coufiilent that tliry w ill be enath-l trtnply the oitl7.en. of Evanrrille with every articar tlier mry ixjuir.' in IU UrmTrr and Provision Bae. Z. II. C..k 4 Sn Mi efptrially to draw the atteiiti. a m iwrwun iu tt eonntry ha In? prottaee of aar kiud d-ie of, to tlieir inrreain-d fa-tlity for takil7 otr tlteir M'x k.ainl anpi-lyln tnem at their atop, with nil art Me njiiir-d fu tin vhdomle h-artnH'iir, at pricra tli.tt uiu.t insure tlieir order for Hie futurr. -l2-tf 9 Jr. Sto k iVah-rs and l Viniu-iun Men liants, Jeff. rn C"ily Sloik Lundin, New Orlwuu, lu .t:;itf ' ' ' JL mi-lon and Frwardin Meirliants New Orleanx, Ia. ileril-Ir MJ in i sd .u and Forwanlin;; Merchants, St. Louis. Lnral advance mode on coiuHiuuctiU to either of OUT JioUecf. - . arrra to Messrs. AUls A Howe, BcincQt TcHe, TToward A Brewn, Eausvüle. ilecÄ-iy rni . TUicittiLi t o., t o.n.nitfJL ton and Formanline Mervbanta, No. 7n, Poy Ira atreet. New Orleans, -'it.T. C TW ICHEIJ . C U. rAIBCIlll.l. tny27ly - . - . jraJLi, noun k vo.u Finn proo r JtSAFESwe have on hand a ouppty of tliose. Fire lT.ior Safes, which we offer at low nirurea. For their superior lUiilities, wa refer to Cnwent City Bank. u. Coin-land. Broker ami Ikiuker, J. U. -Maghee A Co., and lnn-nt .e t leie. i V. IIORA UIOIOIV .V I O., ARenis, ft-bilTf ' Water at rr-t, Evausviile, Ind. VttFir IXM EI'-Effl-.AJOl'ir-wh .it-ri.-- for tle NEW YORK WEEKLY PEES?, A rH-jt-ilifully IllustrHted Family Newspaper. The New York VU-cklr Pn ia vue ui the La-re t and lest literanr panersuf the tay. A lare Qicu ta rwutHininr Twente Pacea, or HxtT (Vdumns, of en tertaiuing matter; aad Uegsntly lUustraleU every w-k. - A Gift wrth from W crnta to $100 Hl U aent to each auhscriber ou receipt of Iii subacrtirttou nious-y. . - . .i -. -j :. t:bii:i ". i. One Copt r one rear, and 1 erifT. . .?2 00 Three uopiea oas. yrar, ! 3 jolts ...... 6 a) Five cop wie year, and & aifla-. K oo Ten Cii-a ne jeur, and 10 git.......15 0t j Twenty -in eopioa one yijar, and H pifta.fc.w'tO OU Canadian aulisrribem inwal arnd tu rentaeack ia addition to the above rann, to pay tho Aiaencaa jNtip'. which must le pre-pahL . Tn arti des ti I uisiriuuua are covpriHeu in the toll-oiiit list: - 'i .. ! 1 I . S. Trc-an- Note juxm oo - 2 o do do ftlO OO rtv b. 1 f . o ' do . 'JOO- o ewch. . 10 do ! do 1UO O0 each. ' Patent I'T. r lliintinj- Owed Watrhcf f KU W 20 Uuid 'tclii...- .. . 7 00 Vi ' do ü tn Inn lo ' i"0 no :'4f) Ladk-a (eibl Watch.-S 3j 00 tilir.-r llnntiBR C'aMrd Watches..... . 'lö OU .MM Silver WatHiea... 1W OO to M U POO tiold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains .... 10 00 to ."-0 00 . l'XKt Gold Pens and IS lM-iU . 6 to 15 00 Gold Iskets, I trace lets. It nan neu. Ear Iro, llpwl Pirns Cuff I1nv Sleeve Rut Ions, Rinps hirt Muds, WaU 1 Keys, t'old anl Silver Thimbles, and a vaiia-tr of other rt idea worth from 60 cents to SLY ( ent Ii. On receipt of the anlcription moneyihe puhaoribcr'a naina will Is enterr.1 npn ntr Nok oihisite a liunilter, and the Rift eorrrspoadinn with that mi in 1st will lo forwanl.-d within one wxk to him, by mail or express, post-paid. ' ' Tle re la neither h ton I nur nor bttery alioat the als)ve, aa every aulnerilar ia sure of a Priae of valoe. We prefer to make thia liberal distribution anions them htetwl 4 rlvinp a Uree commission to Azents. clTinic to the uljsri!sir the amount that would iro to the Ajrent, and In many eaaca a hun ...a nu r- litviii-i. Aiiaiit jrgtTTJl&f.jr HOJ, Dealers in Jewelry, -MJ Watches, Cl.s ks, Silver Ware, c, have now on hand a well acl.-cti-d Mock of gold and Silver V ah lies; fane Jewelry or all kiu.ls and of tin; latest styles; Yankee Clo ks in Ilronrc, Iron aud Wood cases, ilver tal-le anl teasptams, plated ware, Hrt luonnaies, pad, ilver anil steel Mi-tacles, Ac which we are prepared to as.ll at the low eft Eastern prices, and warrant every article to bo what it is rcpresviit.Ml. The piiMi; p-ncrally are invit.tl to cull aud exiiliillie for t h nis-lv-s, at tlie old etand, on .Main strei t, N tweeii irst and Si-oud. ap'JI BT"' K. Me UM KU, M TTO H""K WW at Law and Notary PuMic. Office in the Crescent City Rank Ituil.lin)?. Will attend faithfully to all husiness entriftol to him. tuy.'to-ly JTW.H.X.OCK r. HTonnjRit, mmMR 1 "OUTERS. AND DEALERS IN Domestic and Foreign Drug's, MEDICALS, CHEMICALS, Paints, Olls,VrnlsHe, Brushes, Glass ASD GLAZSWAKE, T.I TEST XEDICISFjj, PERFUMERY, BIRD QACES, A.C., ' KvaXftvii.tr., IxniAM. Having made large ailditious to our stock, we are liow ready to till alt orders with such quality of Goods we f'--l assured will give entire satisfaction. As we make our purchases hy the pickup, we ais enabled to ott. r tlicitl at the lowest Mssible prices, tlnT-hy -ivivg tlie purchasers the same advantages as those who buy Eat. 'We also deal extensively in DA U VEHVEOTYPF A SD A MMIOTYPE STOCK And keep constantly on hand a large and varied assortment of Cnmt, Chemicals, Cauierulf, and every article connected w iih the art. OjsTators that rhoooe to onler, and enclosing re-inittan.-e, the me care and ricea will le observed as if they attend is-rsotmlly. When poods ont of our line are wanted, we will procure them with plea-sure, at the lowest price. We shall, as heretofore, Rive tirticulax attention to have all orders carefully parked and promptly forwarded. Julv2 IIALLOCK A- STODDARD. S'f.VJ n IJZ 8. M I cm. E It E ItRIN't, Salmon, Pk ken-ll, White Yhh, Lime Cement, Almond--, Bra7.il Nuts, Fillerts, English Walnuts, Currants, RaL-ins. Figs, Camphor, Alum, Epsotn Salts, Sulphur, Roll Rrimetone, Copis-ras, .Madder, Logwofal, Indigo, Cn-aui Tartar, S.Kla, I(.-d Cor.N, all kinds ; R!iU king, Battln?, Cloves, Havana, Gi-rman, and half Spauish Cigars; Teas, Ginger all kinds ; Glass Jars, Ioitems and llarks, I-nioti Syrup, Mustard, Nutmegs, Matches, Spani.h l.-ss", Lolmters, Oysters, SardilKS, Pepjter SaK-e, Stove Piies, R.stiii, Fancy Snqs, Powder, Safety Fu-s', ToIkh-io, all kind ; Scotch Snuff, Starch, Vim-gar, Pajs-r. all kind ; Rice, A-c, Ac. A supply of the above kept constantly on hand, un l for sale, luw, ly GILBERT A EOWI.Es', June 2T-lf Syacm.-re, near Water. 20 Bill' ClUilt lu WU OIL., ITU Lxs. Star Candles, JO do AtsorU-d Irt-rnian and Palm Soap, just n-reived l.y 7.. H. Ch)K Son. S Y A . A KB I KWETAilL KT," Jl Fn-sb Salmon, in I and 2 Ib can. do Iolster, do do do do lo do do Mackerel do do do shad, do do do Clams do do do Cove Ovst.-rs, do do Z. II. COOK Ic SON. P-r sale I'V y-Tii iti;.tr. .1 f 'ERP IU.VP,VNtEXr DWELLING HOUSE on Oak st. Is-twet-n First add Second, uow in the occnjvstioi, t.f Mr. Keiu-riiian. Applv to J. WE3TLY HUGHES, jul2 YV KiyTERMAX. 100 july2 Mill. REM UTTER, IOO DO. EGGS. For sale at Z. II. COOK & SON. J.lfll vt''d-Ki" Kxriu vAWW ß GAU CURED HAMS. Received mid f r sale by Z. II. OXK 1 SOX, j"'"- Sole Agent for Evan-ville. ae j-istr, lake YTsiirii'jfi te JTJ HsH, PICKEREL and BASS, a th ndid article Jü't reo-ive.1 hy .in-a z. It. cook & ?ox. 0 Ill fill. CUIUV .TIEALi i'liK'sir GlJl-ND. JrVrSik-bv jjd-2 Z.H. COOK A SOX. Cut itr o it a tm o.v .a-o tick oitZ 'dered. That the owner of I.u in Mock 1, iif tli lästern Eiilsrp. ni. nt .f the Citv of Evausviil,e.iuse the alley , RhTck, running fn.ni N-e..iid to Third street, ( mu. hof the same a i not y. t istvetl) to lv l.ronght the profs-r city j f ivil", aid lay a nine in. h limestone iveineut in six hicln-, if gran I, uitiiiu thirty tlsv from the J publication of this notice; and indttuuit tlmn-of. I tlie Common Coum il will proeeid to p'-rform said j w'oik. and th costs and cxj-eiises accruing th.-r.-by W ill l-e ibM SMl n aud alle.-tcd hy sale of snid , propi-rty, or so niu. h then of aa will sulL-fy uid . i li.ii ai.d costs i l'v order of the Common Council of the Citv if A. I.EM"K F, Tletk. ! i:v..T:will... I j'; !-I.'t Y.lksTje copv.

STEAMBOATS.

Y1LLE PACKET, Til K UH1IA.e Tli atewaier CHeKT. , Caia kSmemit, will ntanRuUirly f tb trmamder T the -mrn, -a in l Ui, a tle waf r will permit, ax a r jpiUr pa kH, Utwren Evaii!vUli! and JN'ew Ork-au.. tvm ber creut iMtI. die ran .unity make the trip in thirteen .bv. and will b-avr here rvery filVrnth day after LcV di'imrtuiv. S1k? w ill Mum on Iht third trip UN THE 11T1I Ott 1-JTIl OF MAY. Tlir tiair of her arrival will! telej;radi.-d frotn Vickbnrgll and 3I-wpliis ad Ju,.T nnouinT4 in tti rrx-rs. that eLii-ir nuv LioW an J rely inx.rf her luoveniriita. ' Her officers plrtlge tbrm-lTe to do all la tbHr t.w forth lterrft and tunc of lh city itn ...... . . it . :r .1 fnu .lul . W w wuieli tin y poea; m nwiitiij 1 1""1 . - Mlidt in n f urn from citiaen mw-U encouragement aa will make their connection with the city , perma nent and tet lirrally protlUUe. 1 lie ioa win need Cr her mil-port if In ijclit a well aa dow carcoits and ib pniortion to her re-inta vp, can nealTordto niimv ner oown in i;ii. ' h-r idiouM, tlierefore, f-T tlieir owa Interegt, enileavor to Avurt her ni frvit:liM fnmi tl-ir off" m a a a a l-ond.-nt. i. A. eii.. tn ag-ni. p'i-tr - err . .iuil. iatMizyiiMiK m-j t m7 ET. EVAXS1 ILLE. PADlCAli AN1 CAIRO PACKET, PONE. P. B. HrttaoN, 5Ij!--r-ti-r. k-ares ETansrille erery Al.tit"t2'NiXft!!l"y 'I Thursday at Ii cha k, M., airoin- at Padm-ah at 6 u'iVk.A. M., Cairo at 12 o'clock, M Tues.lay and Friday. Iletoming, Uiww Cairo every Toceday and t rular, at dor. P. 31., and ra'Iwcsa every VedneMtay aud :arur lav, at 0 o' lek. A. f. CONNECTIN AT EYANSYII.LE WITH THK EVANsYILLE AND CRAWFORlttYILLK R. Jl and Packet for Gn'eu River Also, connecting at Sniilh'nnd with Cuuils-rland River Packets; at Cairo w itü Memplih, New Orlcana and St. Louia ' Packets Tickets can be obtained on toard the boat for aff Eiuitern Clth-s. tnart-lT ' WFOKT, HFKKIt J.YJt KtFK- . CVTY," BeeiiUrSt. Louis and LoouvLUe. Pack ets, LIGHTNING LINK, - - . . fTZT&jm - Iii following . boat nave com1 1 -s-f DMthel their rccgUir trip lo tl Louisv lib and St. Louis trade, and will continue to run during tlie aeaaon, piiug par- , ticular attentiou U alt war lasiitraa. 1'ha . . . ., . 1 .JASUI0X. . cirr. j. n. minx, Passe- EvansTille, poinj; dull erery Ttrndaj morw ing, hxl up every Friilav morniny. Tl . ,, ... , . -IIlCllrLYO, . . crr. th. muht, ' .. Paesi EvansrilV, KoinfC dw-n, every Thursday uieriiins, and np every 3totnly morning. LOUISVILLE ANBeT. 1.01 IS Passenger and shippers caa rely Ushi tToeae lsmt k-aving punctually on tlM-ir regular days, and coiinectiiif; with all the piu krts ruuning above St. Louitj. , For freight or paaeage applv on Umnl or to " nutrlT , 1 J .n I-i O. tntlLEY' A CO. TrV,fJlItt KttJVS(1'JLLK JYJ -stfc LOUISVILLE PACKET. V The JOHN HU10GS will hereafter e 'TO'S Nnin recrularly aa a LouisvIUa and 'ÜfiÄfr?& Evaiuvilbi I'svcket; haing excel lent accommodation fr Passengers. She w ill haveKvaiwivillu every Wednesday aud Saturday aXle . noon at 5 o'chxk, pnxLH.lv. S'.If. COBB, 3ratr. inarat . r. at. Gardner, cr. t-ANSVILLE ASP HENDERSON PACKET. rnau The STEAMER KCIOTO, NO J, 1 1 .-vJ f m ill Imi'. Kranavule everv T !jf5i-iaCiti-day at 6 o'clock, r. "., ami Salurlay at t o clock, i. m., for Henderson and and Loa istilhw .AccoMitnoUations excelk-Bt. ... . - Jan28 mto TicEcasni av W On and after February t.tsin cjisnt 1st, 1KMC I w ill close niv hooks to all running ceounts and eU for rash - only or its equivalent. . Kxprii'mr haa taught me to take this plan. I- ' lievinc; it to lie to tlss interest of Layer, as well as to myself. I shall try to make It an'ol-ject for all to pay rash, and hone to give off.tiee to none ty re- ' fusing credit, as I ball refuse all without reapex-t to s-rson or person. All gno1 must lie paid for before they leave the More. If not tuitisfoctory, they con be returned, and I will refund tlie money. Als, I lake this pportunity to oflFrr my sincere thanks for tlie lit-eral patronage with which I waa heretofore favored, and aek a continnanooof the i.vme, iromisinf lo im rit the aaaie by prompt and fair dealing and an adilitioual Indneenient in prioea. JunlS SAM. EM RICH, Jfain st., 3 doors below Hecop'Ll wi7u n r- B w wmtt MJSV TTJcon mwv CONTRACTOR. fash, Iiors aiwl nundsinana v.Wr . n.U rV, f f4 lTn-lTke manner. Mw.p on Third Street, Utween Cherry and Oak 0-.i'is. - invt-4-mfn 7fgJttlIIU It J 11 ä.t77.V RA. e'fsT TABL1SH.MLNT. SUNDERLAND, baa oencd in connexion with his Shavin-r Saloon, some commodious and elegant BATHING ROOMS, where gentlemen .-an get a pleasant odd or warm bath at all hours of the day, from A. M., to II at night, fi the very moderate price of 25 cents each, or Hve tickets for one dollar. JMf nOSTO.Y BF.LTKVtl JL9 Manufacturer of Marione Beltinc. Steam Parkin; Kngiue Hose, and all ot Iter articles of Vul canized IndL-t RuMwr, used for 31eehanical and Msni faef nring pur-isise. RARCOCK A H)NTAJ, AgeuU for tlie Company. Water street, Evansville, lud. The e.x rieii.-e of the biet ten years lias justly giiiiM-d the roundeiicu of the corn-urn rs; this, to-in-lher with jrreat Intprovements in lis- quality Warrants tlie mauufacturer in averting it to be superior to leather, or anything rise, for all open belts ; and from their long experience and superior machinery, authorizes them to assert Its superiority or.-r all other manufacturer-; ample testimonials of which, from the largest manufacturing eetablikbnteiils in the New England States ran I found at th agents. A large assortment always on hand, and furiiUhed of given length at short notice. fleet if WWIIIt THISIT WII.I. Ma IV- UK JbY adiare on Imndjind will m il at reduced ir'ces,for Cash, a .shJ st k of Odd and Silver Watches. Newest styles of Fine J. welrv. Silr-r Ware. Gold J'eus, Pii tmon:iies, (locks, Ac. Those In want of any article in our line of Inisin.-ss, will find it greatly to their interest to give us a call, as we wish to close out as much as itile of our present lock, pn juratory to the Fall trade, and will sell not below hut at a small advance on cost -rice. BITTROLFF SON, JyH 3fain street, between First and Second. g-u it ti to riiir-itit. nitjj:j'ff JLW having opened a lU-tail Drug Store, on the corner of S-cond and Lia-nst street, sola-its the patronssj of the citizens of Evansville and vh-lnity. The entire (dock ba N- n purchased in the East, regardlcss of cxs-nse, of the purest aud bst materials, and consists ia p.art,-f Pure Drugs, 3fedk ines. CliemicaL-t, Pure Wines and 1: randies, (for medical purHjses only,l Stationary I'erfumcry, Soaps and all Popular Patent Medicines. - Ji-Iliysieians' prescription and family recipea comi-oiiO'led l-y au exp-ri. tice.I ai-oth.-cary, at all hour of the day and bight. augl5-ly f'ütWnTirjioüKK, vY'TksZ mJCnH- to S. E. GilU-rt Co., W It.desal Gro-er, Sycamore stwt, N twwn WaU r aud Firt Mrec-ts, Evansville Ind. A full assortment of Groceries always on hand, and fr snle at tlie hörest rrtc.. Agents for "Cypress 3IilU Cotton Yarns, at manufafturer's firhi-s. octil wiMuZyi tif KuJio umTm. WW Wholesale and R.-tail druggi-t, Waahingt.n Iil.s k, Mniu fctreet, Etansvilk-, Indiaita. inarJO-ly risiKH-.n. ya.vjy,.v, .rroii. OF ner at Law, Evansville, Indiana. KA Oftice on Third street, iu the rear af Hie Crescent City Rank Building. asiO-Iy fWOH'MIH S. JÖltWsO.Y, . TTÖlf9fMijSc Conns, llor at Ijiw, Eivile, In.i lui'liio-on liura street, In the Bsiiik Ruildiiig. Cn-sc-nt City apt-i-ly WPLtttt Jl. FOLK. UTTOM.YJJf iT MMk, Notary ruMic, Real E-tate and Collecting Agi-nt, will attend to every sixx-i.-s ofeonny. ani ing, take dets-ilions and afliilaviis. .rliumlMlf. j ineiits t Ittels, and Mortgages, in Lut, will fn rfonu faithfully all LilriiH-sa of an AttonieT t wtrnst. cd to his care. tv- J'oom in YV. II. Brownhv's otace, Trino-ton, Indiana. mVr ww af Law and General Cvllocling Agent. Henderson, Ky. mhoOtf SJ.yjIKItf; St Is fl'.M rMMTEK No. S. Marhh; Hall Building. Second SUT. N JIaiu stri-t, Evansville, IixliMiia. arriiig wtwk Plated with neatness and d sjat h. Feniisll to order. Silver, Psst, Nunil raii.l3Iaimfa. tun r'nani.-, Plates. Reil Pulls, Hing'-s. Railing, K nol, Issks with Plated Kuol and Furniture, at Cincinnati price. IiiatI. rai u..vtßKi., stock ca.n.itissioj Jl Mervhaii i.J pririer of o. k s-taUU-s, jan2-.".-)7-ly. New Orleans, La. fr.It MlsTAMisllMI FOV.YIiRl AM) aiACHINE ellol'. KRATZ A, lltlL31 AN, Pine stree t, Ev.insvitle Indian.!. The iTeprieUrs of the Cilv Foundry arc now prelured to all kind of fa bine and Flniehfn-t work, and ev-rvthiug ap.-rtaining to the tsitxlry bitsiiMa. Machinery of all kin-L. male and repnreI. We have every f.u'iiity 4" I he I 4 r ia. liirM--ry aud wvrkmen. and we give all work entrusted to tx-, our nn.livi.h-d attention. YVe are manufivturiDg BOlLhIW AND STL' A M EN G I N ES. . of ny power required", wid rxdy to promolly fill orders tor tili kind f iiwi hbu ry, wrrantirg o:r work, and satisfied witU nai-r.uaMe .ri.. The Foundry, Furiiishing sh.ps, ,vc., are on Pine street. THE SALE Rf.Hi.MS are on Müin rtnvr, ii;,t atove Second, win re orders w ill U r.sr, ired. KRATZ A HLILMAX-